Hi all, Apple started to roll out public betas* for macOS Catalina (10.15) and iOS 13, and iPadOS. Since yesterday mac users can test the new OS and explore the new features. The public beta for the new macOS is of course fascinating news for a lot of us, and we are happy to let you know, that our developers are already working on making TeamViewer fully compatible with the new OS and we will let you know once we finished our coding and testing. Of course, we are also updating our Knowledge Base article Which operating systems are supported? accordingly. As we are not yet fully compatible, we can not guarantee a hassle-free TeamViewer experience on Catalina, and we recommend to not update to the new OS on your production environment if you need to work with TeamViewer. *Background: A company shares a beta version with its user base to find and resolve issues and bugs more quickly due to the large test-group. Thanks a lot and best, Esther

Hi all, You might have seen it already, but just to make sure: We released TeamViewer 14.7 officially yesterday in which we added Catalina support to help with the new macOS security measures. Please see the Change Log for macOS here: [macOS] v14.7.1965 (Full) - Change Log Also - here is a link to our Knowledge Base article for more information on how to make the settings for Screen Recording, Accessibility and Full File Access. Thanks again for your patience and all the best, Esther

If you can see everything, but cannot control, try the following on the Mac you want to control: * On the Mac that you want to control, go to System Preferences > Security > Privacy > Accessibility. * Un-check the TeamViewer and TeamViewer_Desktop entries. * Check the TeamViewer and TeamViewer_Desktop entries again. If you still cannot control the Mac and it has "Start with system" turned on: * Turn "Start with system" off on the Mac you want to control (Remote Control > Unattended Access). * Restart that Mac (just in case). * Open TeamViewer again (still with "Start with system" off). Can you control that Mac now?